Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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to Love Life vi M- .,,.f.i-M Amid hanging Roman vines, Larry liuffenslrerger and jo Shive appear in- trigued. as Kirk Slenker and Linda Cooper throw pennies into ai Roman foun- tain with ri wish that ull their clrczuns may come true. Under ai Roman pavilion flourish greenery. flowers, and the pianist and drunnner from the Bill Collins Orchestra. While couples danced, this group played such inelodious songs as uhloon River, and More ,QL ?Dh,g0Y. Before their evening of fun began, all couples attending the proin were greeted by our chziperons, Mr. and Mrs. Zerlve, Mr. and Mrs. Gilnh, the junior and senior class presidents, and their guests. ,M w v .0 , . A 4 W AS ' S. L I V' s ks uf

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You ,oe Got to Have Life is Enhanced by the beautiful scenery uf a Roman Holiday. james Delharner and his guest. Barbara Gibb. with Calen Byrd :md his guest. Stephanie Stabley. pause to examine this picturesque fountain. Nlany a Prom guest finds a few minutes to relax by sitting out a dance. Dave XYert appears to be asking his guest. Xlary Craley. wlietlicr she is enjoying the evening. Apparently. Mary answered positively. . 4 l -v 51 X xx' . N- , I tn 14 1-,Le,4,,l ROMAN HOLIDAY It was that wonderful time of year again, bringing with it a night to remem- ber. Seniors, juniors, and their guests, trans- ported back into history for a Roman Holiday, were awed by the gymnasium filled with fountains, columns, and pavil- ions. Music for this enchanting Italian atmosphere was provided by the Bill Col- lins Orchestra. Girls looking their loveliest and fellows feeling their proudest danced until the magical hour of midnight, when Cinderellas and their princes changed into typical teenagers in sneakers, shorts, and sweatshirts for a night of activities starting with a hike to the Country Club. Any soul brave enough could go swimming, and some did. After a chilly round of miniature golf, the all-night party ended with break- fast, and at 6 A.M. prom-goers headed home, tired but rewarded. Dancing their way through the hanging yines on that unforgettable night. Shirley Tolley and guest. lay Nliller. and Don Green and his guest. Kathy Tangen. enjoyed the music provided by the orchestra.

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Youioo Got to Looe Life Playing Concerto in C Minor, Carolyn Brant is featured with the Concert Band. A very active group of our music department, the band presents many of the pleasing and cultural NightofMu- sic performances. I 1 .. .. ...WW V Our favorite ensemble, the Lionnaires, Carolyn Brant, Galen Byrd, Dennis Smith, and Richard Smeltzer, present popular numbers in tune with our taste. Annually, the Red Lion Senior High music department pre- sents The Night of Music, directed by Mr. George Ward and Mrs. Dorothy Adams. All musical organizations, including the bands, choruses, and other small groups, present classical as well as popular numbers for the listening enjoyment of every- one. This year the Concert Band played selections from West Side Story. Both the Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Chorus sang songs from Mary Poppins and other favorites. Some of the smaller organized groups which participated were the Brass Sextet, playing Overture for Brass , the Flute Choir, playing Tropical Flutes , and The Four Friends, singing Today, Climaxing the evening, the grand Hnale, presented by the en- tire combined musical groups, concluded the performance with a selection entitled Festival Finale. A folk-singinglgroupdof fourtsenior boys hai been added The Tuba Choir of the Concert Band, Dennis Smith, Brian Spurley, Roy Fauth, to our muslca Para e' The Four Fnends' Barry Hen' Gene Warner, and Sharon Burgen, feature as their selection Campt0wn Basses. shaw, Robert Kopp, jon Stine, and Michael Raub, sing Today.